SVP Seattle

Advocacy Learning Series: Go from Caring to Acting
2022-10-27 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Learn how to support the passing of a new law or change an established one in this workshop led by SVP Partner Terri Cole. You will walk away with resources to engage in individual advocacy work and engage in SVP partner organizations’ advocacy efforts.
ABOUT OUR ADVOCACY LEARNING SERIES
In Fall 2022 SVP Seattle is offering a three-part advocacy learning series. As part of our organization’s Reimagine work, SVP is broadening the definition of philanthropy to include advocacy work and address systemic racism by engaging Partners in local and regional advocacy efforts. Learn the 101’s of advocacy for non-profits, how to support legislative change at the state level, and how we as philanthropists can show up and support advocacy efforts that advance racial equity. Join us as we develop our advocacy programming, give us real-time feedback, and help us establish robust advocacy education programming!

Non-Profit Learning Series: What’s the backstory of non-profits?
2022-10-26 12:00 - 13:00
Learn about the history and mission of non-profits with SVP Seattle Partners and community leaders Regina Elmi and Stephanie McLemore Bray. Regina is the Executive Director of Supporting Partnerships in Education and Beyond, and Stephanie is the Chief Engagement Officer at the Seattle Foundation.
ABOUT OUR NON-PROFIT LEARNING SERIES
This fall, we are deep-diving into how non-profits are changing to center the voices of our Black, Indigenous, and People of Color communities. The three-part series will each feature an hour-long presentation and conversation for Partners and community to learn together. Whether you are new to non-profits or seasoned in the sector, you’ll gain new information and contribute to the conversation. Each of the hour-long sessions will feature SVP Seattle Partners and non-profit leaders sharing their wisdom and experience. The first session will focus on non-profit history and mission, in What’s the Backstory of Non-Profits? The second session will feature a conversation on non-profit models and philosophy, in Shedding the Charity Mantra, and the third session will delve into non-profit boards and governance to answer the question Who is Robert, and why are we following his rules? Join for one session, or better yet, all three.

October 13 Happy Hour
2022-10-13 16:00 - 18:00 | DEMETRIS WOODSTONE TAVERNA, 101 Main Street, Edmonds, WA, 98020, United States
We are excited to kick off the first of our monthly happy hour series at Demetris Woodstone Taverna in Edmonds. Meet with fellow SVP Partners old and new at this casual event. Stick around for some seafood, pizza, and delicious beverages.

Co-Creation Cohort
2022-10-11 12:00 - 13:00, 2022-09-13 12:00 - 13:00, 2022-07-12 12:00 - 13:00
SVP Seattle continues to reimagine our programs to center the voices of people most impacted by inequity, and to harness wealth, power, and privilege to dismantle unjust systems and create better futures for us all. During these monthly gatherings, Partners brainstorm and discuss programs that center and explore equity and anti-racism work.

My Home is Someone's Workplace: Racial Justice, Gender Equity and Domestic Worker Rights
2022-10-06 12:00 - 13:30
Nannies, house cleaners, home attendants and other domestic workers stand at the crossroads of racial, gender, immigrant, and disability justice. Join Hand in Hand, the Domestic Employers Network; Casa Latina; the Day Worker’s Center; and SVP Partner Jordan Goldwarg on October 6 at noon to learn more about this essential workforce. This program will cover the historic exclusion of domestic workers from legal protections and rights, local and national advancements and current campaigns led by workers, and what role we all can play in supporting fair care in our homes and communities.
Mi hogar es el lugar de trabajo de alguien: justicia racial, equidad de género y derechos de las trabajadoras del hogar
Las niñeras, las empleadas domésticas, las empleadas domésticas y otras trabajadoras domésticas se encuentran en la encrucijada de la justicia racial, de género, de inmigración y de discapacidad. Únase a Hand in Hand, Domestic Employers Network, Casa Latina, Day Workers Center y Jordan Goldwarg, miembro de SVP, para obtener más información sobre esta fuerza laboral esencial. Este programa cubrirá la exclusión histórica de los trabajadores domésticos de las protecciones y los derechos legales, los avances locales y nacionales y las campañas actuales dirigidas por los trabajadores, y el papel que todos podemos desempeñar para apoyar el cuidado justo en nuestros hogares y comunidades.
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SPEAKERS
Dana Barnett
Dana has been active in social movement organizations for equity and justice across various issues and campaigns. Prior to joining Hand in Hand, Dana worked for over two decades as a mediator, and race equity trainer, both on staff for organizations like the Washington State Bar Association and the Mediation Center of Dutchess County, as well as a consultant. Dana became involved with the domestic worker rights movement in 2019 and served as a member of the Seattle Domestic worker standards board where she was the chair. Dana is also a member of the Washington State Labor & Industry advisory board for ending the exclusion of domestic workers eligibility for workers compensation.
Dana and her partner are East Coast transplants in Seattle who are raising their child far away from family and support networks, and deeply appreciate the domestic workers in their lives who make it possible to hold together a household and work full-time. She is excited to continue that work as the Washington Organizer for Hand in Hand, and to keep building the domestic workers rights movement in Seattle centered around care, interdependence, solidarity, self-determination, and dignity.
Jordan Goldwarg
Jordan Goldwarg is the Executive Director of OneWorld Now, a youth development program that promotes global citizenship through a combination of world language study, leadership workshops, and study abroad. Much of his professional career has been spent helping youth unlock the leadership potential that they innately possess. A former high school history teacher, he was previously the Seattle Chapter Director of Kids4Peace International, a non-profit organization that brings together Muslim, Jewish, and Christian youth from the United States and Israel/Palestine for leadership development, civic engagement, and social change projects.
Outside of OWN, Jordan volunteers with a number of organizations, including the Washington Immigrant Solidarity Network and Common Power (a nonprofit that connects Seattle-based volunteers to on-the-ground civic volunteer opportunities–like voter registration and candidate canvassing–in states around the country). He also serves on the City of Seattle’s Domestic Workers Standards Board. Jordan and his husband also enjoy taking advantage of the amazing outdoor opportunities around Seattle, especially skiing (cross-country and downhill), running, cycling, and hiking.
Silvia Gonzalez
Silvia González is a mother and has been an immigrant domestic worker for about 15 years. Silvia has combined her work of cleaning houses with work as a staff member of Casa Latina for the last five years. This helps her see the real needs of her compañerxs domestic workers and to make sure that their voices can be heard and that changes can be achieved in this labor sector. Silvia has also been part of the Board of Directors of the National Domestic Workers Alliance (NDWA) for three years, where they are currently working on the Bill of Rights for domestic workers at the national level and the launch of Alia (portable benefits for workers who clean houses). Silvia played a very active role in the campaign to pass the bill of rights at the local Seattle level as an organizer for domestic workers at Casa Latina. Silvia is part of the standard board of domestic workers, she is one of the co-presidents.

Special Session: SVP Seattle Advocacy Affinity Group
2022-09-19 12:00 - 13:00
Join us for this special meeting of SVP Seattle’s Advocacy Affinity Group. Futurewise will join us, hosted by SVP Seattle Partner Alex Brennan.
Alex Brennan is the Executive Director of Futurewise, Washington State’s premier statewide land use advocacy organization, founded in 1990. Since he became Executive Director in 2019, he has built new successful campaigns to address climate change and housing affordability in state and local planning. Alex previously spent eight years as an organizer and planner at a community-based affordable housing provider in Seattle. Before that, he worked as a real estate and economic development consultant. He holds a Master’s in City Planning from the University of California, Berkeley.

Our ongoing Advocacy Affinity Group is a space for:

A group of SVP Partners interested in advocacy,
Who eagerly show up for open meetings, when they can or have specific ideas to promote,
Generate excitement around advocacy initiatives (like creating a book group or getting behind a proposed state law) and generating action,
Create an opportunity where Partners can learn from each other and share what advocacy they are doing, and
Determine the focus and organization of this group going forward.

We meet on the third Monday of each month. If you are interested in joining, please email Tara Hedyati at tarah@svpseattle.org

August Happy Hour
2022-08-24 16:00 - 18:00 | Chuck’s Hop Shop Central District, 2001 E Union St, Seattle, WA, 98122, United States
Join SVP Seattle for our second happy hour of the summer at Chuck’s Hop Shop! We had so much fun at our last event, and we can’t wait to see you all again. Grab some food from the food truck and your beverage of choice from Chuck’s. Catch up with friends old and new at this informal outdoor event.

RSVP below

Special Session: SVP Seattle Advocacy Affinity Group
2022-08-22 12:00 - 13:00
SVP Advocacy Affinity Group
Join us for this special meeting of SVP Seattle’s Advocacy Affinity Group. Open Doors for Multicultural Families (ODMF) will join us along with two new SVP Seattle Partners Joy Sebe and Moses Perez, who both work with ODMF.

More about our Advocacy Affinity Group.
We want to provide a space for SVP Partners to connect together in an Advocacy Affinity Group. We envision:

A group of SVP Partners interested in advocacy,
Who eagerly show up for open meetings, when they can or have specific ideas to promote,
Generate excitement around some sort of advocacy initiative (like creating a book group or getting behind a proposed state law) and spin-off and get things going,
Create an opportunity where Partners can learn from each other and share what advocacy they are doing and,
Determine the focus and organization of this group going forward.

We meet on the third Monday of each month.
If you are interested in joining, please email Tara Hedyati at tarah@svpseattle.org

SVP Seattle Summer Happy Hour
2022-06-15 17:00 - 19:00
Join SVP Seattle for the first in-person happy hour of the summer! June 15th, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Super Six in Columbia City. Meet with your fellow SVP Seattle Partners, see friends old and new, and share some snacks at this informal, outdoor social event.
RSVP below. We cant wait to see you!

Co-Creation
2022-06-14 12:00 - 13:00

SVP Seattle Advocacy Affinity Group
2022-05-23 12:00 - 13:00
SVP Advocacy Affinity Group – Join Us!
We want to provide a space for SVP Partners to connect together in an Advocacy Affinity Group. We envision:

A group of SVP Partners interested in advocacy,
Who eagerly show up for open meetings, when they can or have specific ideas to promote,
Generate excitement around some sort of advocacy initiative (like creating a book group or getting behind a proposed state law) and spin-off and get things going,
Create an opportunity where Partners can learn from each other and share what advocacy they are doing and
Determine the focus and organization of this group going forward.

We meet on the third Monday of each month.
If you are interested in joining please email Tara Hedyati at tarah@svpseattle.org

Futurewise: Livable Communities Spring Celebration
2022-05-21 17:00 - 19:00 | 21 Acres Farm
Join SVP Seattle grantee Partner Futurewise for an evening at 21 Acres Farm to celebrate its work to protect Washington’s farms, forests, and wildlife habitat from sprawl and to advance equitable, just, and climate-resilient communities. Enjoy good food, good company, and the opportunity to support one of our state’s essential advocates for the environment and community.

Whiteness of Wealth Book Event
2022-05-16 12:00 - 13:00
Please join us on Monday, May 16 from 12-1 PM for an exclusive online event with Dorothy A. Brown, author of the 2021 book, The Whiteness of Wealth: How the Tax System Impoverishes Black Americans – And How We Can Fix it. She will share her research and insights on what sustains and deepens the wealth gap between Black and white Americans, including inequalities embedded in US tax policy and the accumulation of both wealth and debt.
This conversation will be moderated by Progress Alliance Executive Director, Dionne Foster, we are co-sponsors of this event as well as the Washington Women’s Foundation. We’ll also have time for Q&A with the audience and Dorothy Brown.
We encourage you to read The Whiteness of Wealth and buy your copy at Parable – a Black-owned bookstore based in Tacoma. Click here to purchase it online at Parable.
You won’t want to miss this event, so sign up today!

We Give Summit
2022-05-11 - 2022-05-14
Join SVP Seattle at the We Give Summit, where SVP Seattle leaders will be featured on two panels.
May 11th at 1 p.m.: We’ll be talking about the impact of reimagined giving that centers on collective action and community wisdom during a panel featuring Brad Brickman (SVP International and SVP Seattle Partner) and Terra Winston (Board Member of SVP International and SVP Chicago Partner).
May 12th at 1 p.m.: Emiko Atherton (SVP Seattle Executive Director), Hali Lee (Radiant Strategies), and Sudha Nandagopal (CEO of SVP international) will be talking about the impact of high net wealth donors of color in the U.S, including Lee’s recent report exploring their themes, aspirations, priorities, and life stories and the implications for philanthropic, wealth, finance, and related sectors.
The We Give Summit, produced by the global Philanthropy Together initiative, is a celebration of collective giving. It’s a place where givers around the world are invited to connect, learn, and collaborate. SVP Seattle is proud to be one of many SVP affiliates speaking at this event. There will be several keynote speakers, panels, and lightning talks during the summit, held online from May 11th through 14th.
Register here

SVP Seattle Advocacy Affinity Group
2022-04-29 12:00 - 13:00
SVP Advocacy Affinity Group – Join Us!
We want to provide a space for SVP Partners to connect together in an Advocacy Affinity Group. We envision:

A group of SVP Partners interested in advocacy,
Who eagerly show up for open meetings every other week, when they can or have specific ideas to promote,
Generate excitement around some sort of advocacy initiative (like creating a book group or getting behind a proposed state law) and spin-off and get things going,
Create an opportunity where Partners can learn from each other and share what advocacy they are doing and
Determine the focus and organization of this group going forward.

Our first meeting will be Friday, Jan 21st, Noon – 1 pm. We will then meet every other week thereafter.
If you are interested in joining please email Tara Hedyati at tarah@svpseattle.org

Special Advocacy Affinity Group meeting with guests Representative Noel Frame and Dr. Carolyn Brotherton
2022-04-22 12:00 - 13:00
Special Advocacy Affinity Group Meeting with guests Representative Noel Frame and Dr. Carolyn Brotherton
In this special meeting of SVP Seattle’s Advocacy Affinity Group, we are hosting Washington State Representative Noel Frame and Dr. Carolyn Brotherton from the Economic Opportunity Institute to discuss wealth taxes in Washington. Following the presentation, we will have a discussion about what role philanthropists and SVP Seattle have in advocating for taxes that work to change the racial wealth divide.
About our guest speakers:

State Representative Noel Frame
She has served in the Washington State Legislature since January 2016. She was motivated to run for office by a strong commitment to fully fund public schools by fixing our state’s regressive, upside-down and unfair tax code. Born and raised in Washington state, Noel is a former foster parent to two members of her own family. She is deeply committed to tackling the root causes of systemic issues facing families in crisis, such as eradicating poverty and increasing access to quality healthcare. Noel works to give a voice to those who are often forgotten in policy conversations, relying heavily on her nearly two decades of experience as an organizer to successfully navigate political systems.
Noel is the Chair of the House Finance Committee and serves as Co-Chair of the Tax Structure Work Group. She also serves as a member of the House Appropriations and Community & Economic Development Committees.

Dr. Carolyn Brotherton
Carolyn Brotherton holds a BS in Chemistry from Yale University and a Ph.D. in Chemistry and Chemical Biology from Harvard University. Before joining EOI, she worked as the Government Relations Specialist for AFT Washington. Carolyn got into advocacy while helping to organize a union and negotiate a first contract for fellow postdoctoral researchers at the University of Washington. She interned with the Washington State Labor Council during the 2019 Legislative Session. Carolyn works on tax and higher education policy at EOI.

25th Anniversary Alumni Gathering
2022-04-13 12:00 - 13:00
Join us on April 13th at noon for a conversation on SVP Seattle’s 25th anniversary and a celebration of our original Partners and Founders. We’ll be reflecting on SVP’s unique history and talking about our future of change and growth, including the launch of our reimagine campaign.

Letter From A Birmingham Jail discussion group
2022-03-16 12:00 - 2022-03-18 13:00
Photo: A quote from Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail appears on the wall of the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee.
Join the SVP Seattle community for a study group and discussion on Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail. The Letter from a Birmingham Jail is a timeless and powerful work that helped to propel the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s. Initially written in April 1963 on whatever scraps of paper Dr. King could find while jailed for participating in non-violent demonstrations against segregation, it served (and still serves) as a clear call to action for all U.S. residents who cared about racial justice and equity.
The conversation will be led by Zenobia Jeffries Warfield, an SVP Seattle Partner and the former executive editor of YES! Magazine. We will explore why the Letter was written (i.e. its purpose and goal), to whom it was addressed, the impact it had on the struggle for civil rights, and the legacy and learning it offers us today.

This is a three-day series
March 16th 12:00PM-1:00PMMarch 17th 12:00PM-1:00PMMarch 18th 12:00PM-1:00PM

Whiteness of Wealth Book Club
2022-03-15 12:00 - 2022-05-10 13:00
Join our upcoming book club, hosted by Progress Alliance, SVP Seattle, and Washington Women’s Foundation! We’ll be reading Dorothy A. Brown’s book, The Whiteness of Wealth: How the Tax System Impoverishes Black Americans – And How We Can Fix It.
This group will meet online five times total, every other Tuesday beginning on March 15th until May 10th, 12-1 PM. Please commit to attending at least three sessions.
After the book club, we also invite you to join our online event with author Dorothy Brown on Monday, May 16 at 12PM!
RSVP by March 4

SVP Seattle Winter Meeting
2022-03-09 12:00 - 13:30
Join the SVP Seattle community on March 9 at noon to celebrate our work over the past winter and learn more about our reimagined programs. We will be announcing our newest multi-year Partner organization and hearing from the groundbreaking New Grant committee. We are delighted to be joined by keynote speaker Dr. Julie Pham, Founder of the 7 Forms of Respect and CEO of CuriosityBased, an organization committed to helping people realize the power of their own curiosity through workshops and facilitation. RSVP now to hear from Julie, the NGC cohort, meet new Partners, get connected and activated.

SVP Seattle Advocacy Affinity Group
2022-03-04 12:00 - 13:00
SVP Advocacy Affinity Group – Join Us!
We want to provide a space for SVP Partners to connect together in an Advocacy Affinity Group. We envision:

A group of SVP Partners interested in advocacy,
Who eagerly show up for open meetings every other week, when they can or have specific ideas to promote,
Generate excitement around some sort of advocacy initiative (like creating a book group or getting behind a proposed state law) and spin off and get things going,
Create an opportunity where Partners can learn from each other and share what advocacy they are doing and
Determine the focus and organization of this group going forward.

We meet every two weeks.

Register here

Online Briefing: Progressive Revenue in Washington state
2022-03-02 13:30 - 15:00
Want to learn more about the work happening to make Washington’s tax code more equitable? In 2021, Washington passed a tax on capital gains that will invest $500 million every year in early learning, child care, and public schools.
Join our partners at Progress Alliance of Washington for a briefing on progressive revenue with speakers from the Washington State Budget & Policy Center, Invest in WA Now, Balance our Tax Code, and Washington Community Alliance.
Co-sponsored by Seattle Foundation, Social Venture Partners Seattle, and Washington Women’s Foundation.

2022-02-18 12:00 - 13:00
SVP Advocacy Affinity Group – Join Us!
We want to provide a space for SVP Partners to connect together in an Advocacy Affinity Group. We envision:

A group of SVP Partners interested in advocacy,
Who eagerly show up for open meetings every other week, when they can or have specific ideas to promote,
Generate excitement around some sort of advocacy initiative (like creating a book group or getting behind a proposed state law) and spin-off and get things going,
Create an opportunity where Partners can learn from each other and share what advocacy they are doing and
Determine the focus and organization of this group going forward.

We meet every two weeks.

PHILANTHROPIC ADVOCATES: How we get in our own way!
2022-01-27 12:00 - 13:30
Advocacy Basics, Part 3 – PHILANTHROPIC ADVOCATES: How we get in our own way and why it’s imperative we change!
SVP Seattle Partners Ruby Love and Sharon Chen, joined by Guillermo Rogel Jr, a professional lobbyist in Washington state, will talk about how philanthropists working in advocacy can sometimes undermine our own effectiveness when we forget to think about equity issues in all phases of policy change — crafting, passing, as well as implementing. Using examples and stories that we have seen when working on racial justice and environmental issues, we will lead a discussion about common blind spots and practical ideas for avoiding them.
Workshop Leads
Ruby Love, SVP Partner and Board Member and Organization Strategist at Front and Centered
Ruby is an entrepreneur and strategist known for advocating for socially responsible business and community organizations. Her career has afforded relationships that have brought millions of much needed philanthropic support to the arts, education, STEM, social services, and advancing philanthropy. From an early age growing up with parents who led civil rights in her community, she honed her skills as an activist, organizer and leader for racial justice. She enjoys advising emerging entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders to unlock the keys to building a better world with racial equity and social justice always front and center.
Sharon Chen, SVP Partner and Resource Manager at Front and Centered
Sharon is a results-oriented executive board member and non-profit sector strategist committed to transforming democratic systems and policies to center the voices of highly impacted communities. She has expertise in organizational development, policy, campaign development and equity strategies, and is a tested programs and teams leader trained in the tech sector.
PILOTING ADVOCACY WORKSHOPS!
SVP Seattle is adding advocacy to its body of work that Partners can learn about and engage in. As part of the organization’s Reimagine work, SVP is working to broaden the definition of philanthropy to include advocacy work and address systemic racism by engaging Partners in local and regional advocacy efforts. Join us as we develop our advocacy programming, give us real-time feedback, and help us establish robust advocacy education programming!
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GO FROM CARING TO ACTING: Advocating for Progressive State Laws
2022-01-20 12:00 - 13:30
About this event
Advocacy Basics, Part 2 – GO FROM CARING TO ACTING: Advocating for Progressive State Laws
Democracy is messy, systemic change is hard, and issues feel overwhelming. It is hard to know where and how to have an impact. Fortunately, you can!
Join this informal and informative workshop to understand how to use your voice to advocate for progressive Washington State laws. Learn how to work on supporting the passing of a new law or changing an established one. Walk away with resources to engage in individual advocacy work and/or engage in SVP’s partner organizations’ advocacy efforts.
This is a virtual event. Please have a laptop or smartphone handy, this is a hands-on workshop where you will conduct real-time searches.
Led by Terri Cole, SVP Partner
After 30 years in the high-tech industry, Terri shifted her focus towards using her passion, experience, and skills to create a more just world. Since becoming an SVP Partner in 2018, Terri has served on the New Grant Committee and is currently the SVP Lead Partner with United Indians of All Tribes Foundation.
Terri is also involved in advancing progressive local and state policies and laws. Since retiring, Terri has focused on engaging with elected officials when the state legislature is in session, and tracking and supporting key bills promoted by progressive policy organizations such as League of Women Voters, Washington Coalition for Police Accountability, Washington BLM Alliance.
PILOTING ADVOCACY WORKSHOPS!
SVP Seattle is adding advocacy to its body of work that Partners can learn about and engage in. As part of the organization’s Reimagine work, SVP is working to broaden the definition of philanthropy to include advocacy work and address systemic racism by engaging Partners in local and regional advocacy efforts. Join us as we develop our advocacy programming, give us real-time feedback, and help us establish robust advocacy education programming!
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WHAT IS ADVOCACY? An introductory workshop
2022-01-13 12:00 - 13:30
Advocacy Basics, Part 1 – WHAT IS ADVOCACY? An introductory workshop.
This hands-on workshop, led by SVP Seattle Executive Director Emiko Atherton, is designed to give participants an understanding of what it means to engage in advocacy. Both individually, working for causes you believe in, and as an SVP Partner, supporting SVP partner organizations’ advocacy efforts. Learn about advocacy at different levels of government — city, county, and state — and SVP’s vision to both broaden the definition of philanthropy to include advocacy work and address systemic racism by engaging in local and regional advocacy efforts.
Led by Emiko Atherton, SVP Seattle Executive Director
Emiko comes to SVP with over fifteen years of leadership experience in the public and nonprofit sectors and engaged in advocacy work. Her career includes extensive work in strategic planning, policy development and implementation, fundraising, coalition building, and advocacy. Prior to joining SVP Seattle, Emiko served as Vice President for Thriving Communities at the national nonprofit Smart Growth America. In this role, Emiko received national recognition for her work to bring a racial equity lens into national and local transportation policies. Her work was highlighted in national media outlets, including the New York Times, the Washington Post, and NPR.
This is a virtual event. Please have a laptop or smartphone handy, this is a hands-on workshop where you will conduct real-time searches.
PILOTING ADVOCACY WORKSHOPS!
SVP Seattle is adding advocacy to its body of work that Partners can learn about and engage in. As part of the organization’s Reimagine work, SVP is working to broaden the definition of philanthropy to include advocacy work and address systemic racism by engaging Partners in local and regional advocacy efforts. Join us as we develop our advocacy programming, give us real-time feedback, and help us establish robust advocacy education programming!
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Co-creation Community of Practice
2022-01-11 12:00 - 13:00
SVP Seattle continues to reimagine our programs to center the voices of people most impacted by inequity, and to harness wealth, power, and privilege to dismantle unjust systems and create better futures for us all. During these monthly gatherings, Partners brainstorm and discuss programs that center and explore equity and anti-racism work.
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SVP Seattle Happy Hour!
2021-12-09 16:00 - 18:00 | Super Six, 3714 S Hudson St, Seattle, WA, 98114
Join SVP Seattle for a winter happy hour!
Come meet with SVP Seattle friends on Thursday December 9 from 4:00-6:00. We’d love to buy you a drink! Emiko will be hosting an informal get together outside at Super Six. They are a local, BIPOC owned, delicious restaurant with a covered and heated area where we can share a drink, snacks, and chat. So bundle up and join us!
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